"We were allocated in a nice spacious suite (with stairs to access), well equipped, would recommend softer smaller pillows. Staff very friendly. Pool excellent place to cool off the heat, and more hamacs suggested. Hotel has parking nearby. Overall short but very nice stay, and we will stay here again if we are back in Baeza."
"Loved the quaint town. The hotel room had details such as a small step for kids in the bathroom and comfortable beds for the kids. Staff was super welcoming."
"Good hotel in a lovely location up a hill through olive groves. Great terrace outside the bar with a view of the hills. Good restaurant with a decent choice of meals and wines.
The only downside is that while the staff were able to supply a password for the bar wi-fi, they didn't seem to know the password for the wi-fi networks covering the accommodation buildings (and my Spanish wasn't good enough to enquire further)."
"Pretty good value overall. Room was clean and comfortable. Hotel had nice walkable streets nearby. Great little town. Breakfast could use significant improvement. Really very limited selection by Spanish hotel breakfast standards — didn’t taste fresh. Zero hot foods (e.g. eggs) and only two fresh fruits. Coffee machine looked modern but made bad coffee that seemed mixed with hot chocolate. "
"The buildings and rooms are a little tired, but the host is very welcoming. Great position in the city, little noisy because of this but quiet during the night.it’s very secure."
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Commune with nature and explore the great outdoors at Laguna Grande during your travels in Baeza. While in the area, you can find time to visit its cathedral.
Renaissance architecture shines in Baeza's UNESCO-listed old town, where the 16th-century cathedral and University building showcase intricate stonework. Enjoy tapas at Plaza del Pópulo after exploring the Palacio de Jabalquinto with its stunning Gothic-Plateresque façade and peaceful courtyard.
The hottest months are usually July and August, with an average temperature of 26°C, while the coldest months are January and February, with an average of 9°C. Average annual precipitation for Baeza is 476 mm.
